Cute Chess

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Cute Chess,
an open source graphical chess user interface (GUI) by Ilari Pihlajisto and Arto Jonsson, written in C++ using the Qt framework [1]. Cute Chess is compliant with the Chess Engine Communication Protocol as well the Universal Chess Interface (UCI) and can be build to run under Windows, Linux and OS X, and is therefor compatible with Winboard engines, XBoard engines, and UCI engines. Cute Chess incorporates the core chess library, and the well-known and long time established command line interface Cutechess-cli, suited to run automated engine-engine matches. Cute Chess is released under the GPLv3+ license except for the components in the projects/lib/components and projects/gui/components directories which are released under the MIT License.

Features

Cute Chess features a tabbed document interface (TDI) embedded inside its frame window with classical menu bar. Tabbed game document windows associated with one chess game contain board window, notation window, evaluation windows with principal variations of both sides, and score history chart window.

Screenshot

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Cute Chess TDI [2]

Versions

  • 0.9.0 (1.0 pre-release) was announced in September 2016 [3].
  • 1.0.0 was announced in July 2017 [4].
  • 1.2.0 was announced in August 2020 [5].

See also

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External Links

Release Cute Chess 0.9.0 · cutechess/cutechess · GitHub
Release Cute Chess 1.0.0 · cutechess/cutechess · GitHub
Release Cute Chess 1.2.0 · cutechess/cutechess · GitHub

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